Wells High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

 - Class of 1959

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CERUMSCODN and GRAY RS A M55 - MARY E WELLS HIGH SCHOOL Southbrldge Massachusetts YXQRT DGP 4 5 'wid 5 Ewlg, 9 E f o Tl-lc COWA M t f th Cl f 959 ' H QLQKHH .Wg-, f f' !i:i'i2ff' VV wry V 1' Y -ff r ' X Q - qi ' s f 7 ' fv 'Y I 8 foo fo N K? so I gif-1 X . Q Q I Tl f sv Vs -A . XQ.,.f E H, A ' 3 I' if Fgxtt' sv 0.1. YT, '43 , fn 4, O H 1 A, A Q P 'SJ-,zfi ' Altiora Peto o to o e ss o 1 if Qs.,-h ROBERT L FOX Superintendent of Schools is!! TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1959 MARY E WELLS HIGH SCHOOL We are on the threshold of a nevt era in education just as we are on the threshold of a new era in industrialization and in communication through the use of atomic energy As we look forward into this era from a background of rich national experiences and young people with keen mquisitne minds and strong purposes haxe new er been so great One of the most important and critical times in the life of any person is the period lust following graduation from high school Then he must decide whether to terminate his formal education with what has gradually become the ax erage amount of schooling or to continue toward a higher more demanding goal All who face this decision may be comforted by the knowledge that opportunities for study on the college or adx anced school lexel are more abundant than exer and that contmued study exen on a part time basis will help to insure xocational or professional success 2 07 Superintendent of Schools 2 Q . 1 l l l F accomplishments in education, it becomes increasingly evident that opportunities for 7 ' ' r 'Nt P V.. 'Cf' DR JAMES M ROBERTSON Prmclpal ' , TO 1959 Each year I gne a personal message to my semor class Thrs year I do the same but wrth more mrsgnmgs than nn the past Why? you ask Today we haxe to meet the screntrfic age the age when man plants hrs flag on the Moon or on Mars We worry when we realnze that a communxstrc country mlght establish 1ts flag IH outer space before we do But how absurd' Recollect 1492 to 1775 Spam France and Holland as well as England had establnshed clarms nn the New World Spam France England and Holland lost thenr colomes because the people spoke' I lrke to thrnk that you of 1959 and your nmmedrate successors wrll speak as our ancestors drd Freedom of relrgron speech assemblage and all of the other rxghts nn our first ten amendments are to be cherrshed tomorrow as they haxe been rn our glornous past and are today If you of 1959 stand fast and chernsh our democratxc prlnclples rt wrll not matter too much who hrts the moon first' Man must be free drgmhed and noble Man suppressed degraded and ngnoble tends toward anarchy Anarchy leads to choas Our free Amerrcan socxety leads to wholesome attrtudes My hope for you IS a srmple one cherrsh the first ten amendments and lne God fearxng lrves Prmcxpal KG! . .7 . . - 1 . . . . . ,, ,, y r 7 . . 7 a Q s 1 Y ' 9 Q y x v a ' v fr - H - - . , , . I v 7 x , x - - - hr - lv MARY E. WELLS HIGH ' '.. f I iv il'f.LfyR:TY , 1 , . 9597. SCIENCE AND MATH DEPARTMENT MR. NICKERSON Mechanical Drawing MR. PAPPAS Math MR. SAPIENZA Math MR. MCMAHON Science MISS MORIARTY Science COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MISS HOWE Bkkpg., Mach. Prac., Calculators MISS TROY Shorthand II, III, Typing II, III MISS CODERRE Shorthand I, Typing I MISS AUCOIN Bkkpg. I, II, Bus. Arith., Typing II SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT MR. HART Social Studies MR. MARINO Civics and Social Studies MISS BRODEUR Modern History and World History MRS. CASAVANT U.S. History 4 SPECIALISTS MR. SWEET Band MISS BROCKWAY Music MISS BIRTZ Arr MRS. KYRIOS Homemaking MRS. ADAMS Office Secretary ADMINISTRATION DR. JAMES M. ROBERTSON MR. EDWARD j. DESROCHES SCHOOL PERSONNEL 1958-1959 I LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MRS. CHAPMAN, English MR. KOWALSKI, English MISS FITZGERALD, English MRS. BEAUREGARD, French MISS MCMASTER, English MRS. HAYNES, Latin MISS BRODEUR, French MISS DEMIRJIAN, English , I lg ' v .I g . THFTSMH' I l ' 'SPP A f j .E 1--M ffiff' All -- I f I 41519 I I .X I -UGsurm, I' -fl 1 ' I-'Nj ' .F V - . X I A , if 'V ' GVIIUUI. Xl IISIZS HLA A e GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Q. -1 ' I MR. GILBERT LEMARRE 3 X I ' X Miss CONSTANCE LANGOIS Q., , V s ' ' if iv. I THE NURSES MRS. BOUCHER MRS. LeBLANC THE CAFETERIA DEPARTMENT Mrs. Vamura, Mrs. LaForce, Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Freeman, Dietitian THE CUSTODIANS MR. BEAUREGARD MR. BROUILLARD MR. ST. MARTIN 5 'C h OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1959 Peter Ryan Presxdent Mamie Lombardx Secretary Elxsabeth Coderre Vxce President Gordon Lulll Treasurer KJ HONOR PUPILS OF THE CLASS OF 1959 Marilyn Blanchard Arthur Darley joan Russell JoAnn Bozzo Patrncna Duclos Peter Ryan Ellsabeth Coderre Alexandra Papaloucas Sara Schauwelter joan Rubenstein 6 93 l2 K 5 2 S 4- ' a A 'lt' 12,55 I Xl g 1 C 1 K-Q-9 1 if lp- Z.. .. - nm .7 . V I S w ' a - in ,Q f I , C2 , ' 6 V- . X L. l fr M '- Q R x , Y - Q ' 4 ' L 1. xxx W X ix Y l L if-x, 'S I K K , J, 4 :swan L, MR WILLIAM NICKERSON DEDICATION We the class of 1 Jon and Gray to Mr Wrllram Nlckerson our class advlsor as a token of our profound apprecratron of hrs unfarlmg mterest and gurdance durmg our years at Mary E Wells Hrgh School 7 F, 'vw , 959, dedicate our yearbook the Crim- in Qqqqa S 17 WN y '23 ug KATHRYN LOUISE BERRY Sugar n fpzce n everytbzng mee Kathy Natl Honor Soc 3 Sec 4 Com Flower and Color 4 Dance 2 4 Prom Dec Basket b ll 13 Softball 1 Grad Week Usher 3 Animal Poster Award 2 3 Play Props 4 CATHERINE MILDRED APTE For the good are alwuy: merry. Cathy - Concessions 43 C and G Typing 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Com.: Prom 3, Dance 1, 2, Flow- er and Color 4, Play Tickets, Props 4. THEODORE ALBERT BARTLETT Nothing :J nnpoxuble fo a u zllzng hear! Te CandG23CandG and Yearbook Business Manager 4 Audio Visual Aids 4 Com Prom Plan 3 Tickets 3 Art 1 prize 2 3 313 t, ls. QPW-f 'fl if LEO PAUL BOUCHER Hu u ordr are feu but golden Home Room Treas 4 jr R d Cross Pres 3 4 Senior Play Marine Corp Veteran JO ANN TERESA BOZZO A good rmnd IJ u orrb a kingdom Buzzy Honor Pupil Gradu ation Speaker National Honor Society 3 4 American Legion Oratory Contest 3 Grad Week Usher 3 C and G Secretary 4 Glee Club 1 Concessions 4 JUDITI-I ANN BARNES Good fo be merry and wire. Jud Glee Club 13' A 41. Y 1 ' , Cappella 33 Chris. Conc. 3, C and G Typing 45 Jr. R, C. lg Talent Show 3, Usher 25 As- semblies 1-35 Com.: Concessions 4, Prom Dec. 3, Superlatives 4, Dance 1-4, Cap and Gown 4, Pla Tickets Pro s 4' National Y U, P , Honor Society. JOHN THATCHER BATES Never 4 lrouble never a frou n 14' fi' ack Band 13 Glee Club ',,,,, 1 2 Frosh Basketball 1 MARILYN JANE BLANCHARD Here 1: 4 dear and true zndurtrzour frzend Honor Pupil Graduation Speak my er National Honor Soc 3 4 C and G Yearbook Sec 4 Will Chr 4 AL Oratorical Con 3 4 NOMA Award 3 Glee Club 2 Jr R C 1 Grad W Usher 3 OG 3 4 Com Con cessxons 4 Motto 4 Prom Tick ets 3 Dances 3 4 ALFRED ARMAND BOUDREAU There 1 mucbref zn thu man Sonny Home Room Treas 3 HO 2 Baske ball C and G 2 3 RICHARD DANA BROCKWAY Worry decayr the mind to u by u orry 9 Brock Football 2 4 Band 1 4 A Cappella Choir Boys Glee Club Chorus 13 Treas 4 Ex Con 1 District Con 4 Talent Show 3 C and G Business Staff 4 Prom Dec 3 MARGARET ANN BUMPUS AJ merry ar the day ir long. National Honor Society 3, 4g Basketball 1-43 Prize Poster 33 Class Night Usherg Glee Club 1-35 C and G Typing 4. VASILIKI BESSIE CHRISIKOS It ir the friendly heart that har plenty of friends. Bessie -- Student Council 49 Concessions Chr. 45 Dance 1-4g Superlatives 4g Flower, Color 4g Programs, Cap and Gown 4, Prom Dec. 39 Jr. R. C. 3J Glee Club 1, 2, O.G. 3, 4, Inter. Cheer. 3J Play Usher 4. 'QVN -1:7 RONALD JOHN CIESLA pf' My wrt rr thine 9... Ronnie Glee Club 13 A Cappella Choir 2 3 Exch Con 1 Were For America 2 Christ mas Assembly 3 HELEN ANN CONGDON Ill :peak zn a monrtrour lrtlle voice Bug Office Girl 1 4 C and G 4 Caf Cash 2 3 m Dance 14 Prom Dec 3 Conc 4 Flower Color 4 Inter Cheer 3 Softball 2 Play Usherette 4 JOSEPH ANTHONY DAMIAN JR He J a very devil oe Band 1 4 C and G Bus Staff 3 4 One Act Play 3 Time Out For Ginger 4 Track 4 Prom Com Truck Ticket Clean up Rogers. Io JEANNE MARIE CARPENTIER Good nature and good :enre are herr. Jeannie - Glee Club 2, 3 I Art 3, Assemblies 2, 3. ANTHONY JOSEPH CIESLA Every why hath a wherefore. Tony -- Glee Club 1-35 Exch. Con. 2, 3g Operetta 23 One-Act Play 3g Dance Com. 1, 2. AA KAREN B DALL A darnly maiden Jweet and :hy a treat to any rovrng eye Bush I-I VP 2 Sec 3 4 Yearbook 4 Jr RC 1 3 Dance 1 Glee Club 1 3 A Cap pella Choir 3 Com Dance 1 4 Prom Dec and Plan 3 Conc 4 Flower Color 4 Superlatives 4 Play Prompter 4 Inter Cheer ARTHUR FREDERICK DARLEY JR Few thzngr are rmpornhle to dzlrgence and .rkzll Honor and G 4 Bus Jr RC Cont 3 Prom 3 4 Class S ciety 3 Pres 4 C Subs Mgr 4 Yearbook Sta 2 3 HR Pres 2 3 Voice of Democracy Harvard Book 3 Com Dance 2 Assemblies 3 Night Historian ' we 9 ,Jud V J l e at . is a wx ,, fi'-3' ELISABETH ANNE MARIE CODERRE Youth rr full of plearure iz Class Vice President 2 4 Honor Pupil Graduation Speaker Junior Historian St Council 24 Natl Honor Soc 3 4 C and G 2 3 Yearbook 4 Jr R C12 VP3G1eeC1ub 1 2 Com Prom Dec 3 Con cessions 4 OG 1 3 Int Cheer sua... Sli fi 1 U' . ' , J , -gg ..L. ,. - . . .. - .. 1 - , - 5 Q , . D . . . . ' - . 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JOHN EDWARD DAVEY Talking :J one of the ine arlr johnny Student Council 3 Ex Bd Mem 4 HR Treas 1 2 Pres 3 Frosh Baseball Var srty 24 Interclass Basketball 1 4 Com Prom Dec 3 Dance 2 4 Boys Glee Club 1 2 MARY CATHERINE DELEHANTY To know :J nothing to rrnagzne 1: everything Mare Yearbook Edrtor C and G 2 3 Natl Honor So crety 4 Com Dance 14 Con cessrons 4 Superlatrves Prorr' Chr Orchestra Dec 3 Jr RC 13 Glee Club 1 2 Usherette 2 3 Grad Wk 3 Inter Cheer 3 Class Night Prophecy HR S 2 One Act Play 3 If 'la RAYMOOND DUDA Where there .r a wzll there 1 a way Ray Football 2 4 Basketball 1 Interclass Basketball 1 4 RICHARD MICHAEL FARLAND Szgh no more ladzer .ugh no more Dlck Football 13 C Capt 4 Baseball 14 Basketball 13 Capt 4 Class Treasurer 1 HR Treas 24, Glee Club 1, 2, A Cappella Chou 1, 2, Oper etta 2, Talent Show 13, Com Prom Dec 3, Dance 14 ANNA MAY DeANGEL1S lt .r mce to he natural uhen you re nalurally mce HamaNay C and G 24 Yearbook 4 Play 4 OG 3 4 H VP 3 m Conc 4 Superlanves 4 Cap Gown 4 Dance 1 4 Prom Dec 3 Usher ette 2 3 Assemblies 14 ee u 1 2 jr RC PAUL DEVLIN Never Judge a man by hu .uze General C and G Bus Staff 4 Sub Staff 4 One Act Play 3 Prom Com Truckmg Trckets Publrc Address 3 ELIZABETH JOYCE DUNN Softly :peak and sweetly .frnzle Betty Basketball 13 Year book Sub Staff 4 Softball Mgr 1 Scorekeeper 1 2 Jr RC 3 Grrls Glee Club 1 2 Com Dance 1 2 4 Play Trcket 4 Prom Dec Trckets 3 Programs PAUL FREDERICK FERRON I ve taken my fun u here I ve found rt Frenchie Student Councrl 4 HR Pres 24 Basketball 1 4, Baseball 3, 4, Com Prom Dec 3, Dance 3, Class Motto 4, Glee Club 1, 2 f-gps ADW'-55 A Y E 3 PATRICIA LOUISE DUCLOS For :he war 7uJt the quzet krnd whore nature never vane: at Honor Puprl Class Nrght Speaker Natl Honor So crety 3 4 Clubs G1rls Gleel 3 A Cappella Choxr 2 3 Oper etta 2 jr RC 1 Usher Grad Wk 3 Yearbook4 Com Dance 1 3 Varrety Show 3 Concert 3 Class Motto Flower Color 'qc vs, if .9 F 'ir 1 ' I ,vis by 'K ea, vt W1 I' ' ff, I 5K ki' 'P af-1 .is 'ilius-v Wei? PAULINE ANN GIRARD bright and farr Paula Glee Club l Varxety Show 1 JAP RITA ANN FITZGERALD In the twzklzng of an eye Frtzy Thomaston I-hgh Sc ool 1 2 3 MURIEL ANNETTE GAULIN Good word: are u orlh much and cart little Mew OG 3 4 Da ce Com 3 4 jr Red Cross 1 e freshment 24 LAURIE JOAN GRAVEL Born wzth the grft ol laughter Class Secretary 13 Student Councrl 2 Glee Club 13 Sec A Cappella Chorr 1 2 N tl Honor Socnety jr RC 1 OG 1 Class Play 4 One Act Play 3 Interclass Cheer 13 Com Prom Dec 3 Dance 14 As semblles 13 Caf Cashrer 2 3 Talent Show 3 4 BEVERLY JEAN HECK A gzrl lighthearted and content ev Grrls Glee Club 1 3 A Cappella Cholr 3 Varrety Show 3 Chrrstmas Concert 3 Com Dance Dec 1 3 Checkrn 2 Prom Inv 3 jr RC 4 WILLIAM GASKELL JR He hath no leuure who meth ll not 1 C and G Busrness Staff 4 Audro Vrsual Ards 4 Leban on Hugh School Lebanon Indr an 1 3 WALTER GAUTHIER Good order rr the foundation of all thang: Stretch just by being wrth us you have made our hrgh school years happy 1 3 GORDON ARTHUR HACKETT Knowledge zr a trearure but practice u the key to zt Audro Vrsual Ards 2 Supervxsor 3 4 Drr PA Prom 3 rad Week 3 Dance 3 4 Band 2 3 Pres 4 Natl Honor Soc 4 jr RC 3 4 One Act Play 3 Com Prom Dec 3 Trckets 3 janrtors Assn: 4 Worc Coun ty All Star Band 4 CATHERINE MARIE HIGGINS Therer nothzng lzke the lruh Cathy Concert 4 Attended Cathedral Hrgh School Portland Marne 1 2 3 L' yy' JOYCE CAROL GOBEILLE A maiden never hold of a :pmt mll and quiet o Band 1 3 Exchange C Com Prom Dec 3 Dances 4 jr Red Cross 4 'V rf- A -f . . 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' 'N ELEANOR LINGHAM KIMBALL Not too rertouf not too gay She haf a very plearmg uay Krm Glee Club 1 2 Ten ms I Dance Com 2 Cami G 2 Gould Academy 3 'R' EDWARD JOHN I-IYLAND Vartety tr the Jpzce of ltfe Eddxe Band I 4 Prom Dec 3 Assemblxes 4 BARBARA ANN JOLDA The only uay to have a frtend 11 to he one C and G Typing Staff 4 Band l Grrls Glee Club 1 jr Red Cross 1 Assemblxes I3 Chrxstmas Con 1 Prom Dec 3 Ex Conc 2 fly JOHN ALEXANDER KRESS Altogether jolly Peanuts Basketball l Base ba I Football 2 Band I 2 Mgr 3 4 Glee Club 2 Treas 3 4 Chorale 4 A Cappella 2 4 Com Dancel 2 Prom 3 Tal ent Show 4 Traffic Off 3 OB HR HO 2 RICHARD A LAFLECHE A Jparkltng utt and a ready tongue Drck Prom Dec C and Bus Z4 Sub 4 Conc 4 Dance 14 Glee Club 13 Ex Concert I Operetta 2 Play Props 4 RALPH JOHN IOZZO Though he he hut ltttle he IJ fterte Flake Football I3 Baseball 1 Basketball I Interclass Basket '67 W is ball 1 Z H R Treas 1 Talent Shovy I Com Dance 1 3 Prom Dec 3 Class Trrp 4 Glee Club 13 Assemblres 1 2 PATRICIA SYLVIA .IOLIN A lzttle htt of heaven fell from out the rhy one day at H Sec 1 V es 2 4 Prom Plannxng Com 3 Jr Red Cross 2 Interclass Cheenng have 15-wr ELIZABETH ANITA LAFLECHE I Jhall laugh myxelf to death Betty Bas etball 1 3 4 CoCapta1n 2 Softballl 2 Girls Glee Club 2 3 A Cappella Chorr 3 Com Dance 1 2 Prom 3 Conc 4 Refreshment 1 2 RONALD C LaFRANCE The mart u ho hlulhef tr not qutte a brute Ronnne Home Room Treas 4 Class Play 4 Com Prom Dec 3 Dance 4 Cap and Gown 4 Concessions 4 Track 3 4 4-1, MILDRED FAY KNOWLES A happy heart a carefree rnmd Fazy Softball 1 4 Glee Club I 3 Vanety Show 3 A Capella Choxr 2 3 Chorale 3 i 7 9? ,favs JANICE ANN LAUGHNANE It surely is no sfn to wear an everlasting grin an Basketball 14 Soft a 1 4 Com Dance 3 Conc 4 Prom Dec Planmng Color Flower Superlattves 4 Programs 4 Usherette 4 Inter class Cheerleader 3 HR Sec retary 4 Yearbook 4 ANN LAMARINE l can he pushed just so far Anme Cheerleader 2 3 Capt 4 Glee Club 13 HR HO 3 4 Com Dance 14 Prom Dec 3 Oper 2 Interclass Cheer 1 4 GOG 2 Usher Sen tor Play Varnety Show 3 As sembhes MARY LANGER Small but how dear to us Me Glee Club 1 2 Band 2 4 Assembhes 14 Com Prom Dec 3 Dance 14 Retarded Chxldren Assoclauon 3 4 ,gre-Q 433 ANDRE LAMARRE A lrttle nonsense nou and then zs relished hy the hest of men One Act Play 3 Track 3 4 Cross Country 4 Interclass Bas ketball 3 Prom Dec 3 Dance JACQUELINE JEAN LAPOINTE A true friend ts better than szlver or gold Jackle Natxonal Honor So cxety 3 4 Grad Wk U h s er 3 jr Red Cross 1 2 Glee Club 1 DAR Gxrl 4 Ll inn., N-1 NORMAN LEATHERS A short life and a merry one Norm Glee Club 13 Ex Con 1 2 Oper 2 Talent Show 3 Track 3 jr Red Cross 1 2 Class Play 4 Com Dance 14 Prom Dec 3 Conc 4 Cap and Gown 4 MITCHELL JOSEPH LIRO, JR I say thou art quzch wrth answers Much Student Councxl 3, Pres 4, HR Pres 4, Treas 3, Assembltes 14, Boys Glee Club 1, Interclass Basketball 3, 4, Com Prom Plannmg 3, Prom Dec 3, Dance 24, Motto 4, Class Nxght Hxstory PATRICIA ANN L HOMME Charm s a sort of bloom on a u oman Patty Glee Club 13 Art 14 Art lst Pnze Mayorette 2 Usher Varxety Show Class Play Softball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Dance Com 2 JANE ANN LOCKHART To knou her ts to love her Geraldxne' Art 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Dance Com 1, Interclass Cheerleader 3, 4, Play Usher 1 3 5 ROBERT ARTHUR LAVALLEE Speech is silver silence ts golden Glee Club 1 2 Ex change Concert 1 Y- 'Z 'iv JUDITH A MaCLAREN Kzndnerr ts wudom judy Com Dance 2 4 Cap and Gown 4 Checkxng Class Play 4 60 DOMENICA MARIA LOMBARDI mazden petzte urth charm! .fo .tweet Mamle Class Secretary 4 HR Sec 3 Student Councnl 3 4 Com Conc 4 Prom Dec 3 Dance 14 Glee Club 1 jr RC 1 OG 4 Usher 3 Assemblles GORDON LULLI That rquzre of damer Gussle Class Treasurer 3 4 Football 24 Interclass Bas ketball 2 4 Glee Club 2 Dance Com 2 4 Prom Dec 3 ROBERT JOSEPH MANCHUK Bo One doer not know cannot knou the bert that 15 m one GAIL MICHELI Lzfe rr no longer if ue hurry Much Cass VP 1 tu dent Council 13 VP 4 HR Z 3 Cla s Pays 3 R 1 OG 1 3 GleeClub1 2 lnterclass Cheermg 1 Assem bhes 14 Com Dance 14 Tal ent Show 4 LEONARD WILLIAM LORANGER A quret mznd reap: much knou ledge en Home Room President LORNA LUSIGNAN Lzfe rr not ltle at all without delight on Cheerleader 3 4 Inter class Cheerleader 1 Glee Club I 2 jr RC 1 2 Com Cap and Gown 4 Dance 1 4 Class Play 4 ai JAMES HARVEY MCKINSTRY I loze bard u ork I could nt and uatch zt all day 1m Football 1 2 Basket ball 1 Interclass Basketball 1 3 HR Health Off 13 Cm Prom Dec 3 Dance 13 MARY ANN MILLER She never burner and reldom u orrres MaryAnn jr Red Cross 3 4 Com Dance 3 4 Checkmg Class Play 4 fe? 4v JOAN MALBOEUF I enyoy lzfe tn my own Buffer HR Secretary 2 Glee Club I 2 C m Dance 13 Play Usher 3 4 Cap and Gown 4 X 3' Q,-4 ' ' v . . 9 A , xr- H ' -- - Q l , Q, 3 - s l 4 - -Al 1' 2' Q 4, 14 114. ' h ' ' Q ,, . ,, . A I 4 1 ' Q - - , L - , Q . VV Tama? ' ' ' , A 'li' sweet way, H -t T .Z h , - I 414 1. U i l . 2 , ' 5 M , 5 0 .2 N Mxxfs. ll all X 4 3 ,,, 3 -- bv- , ' . gil , ' U l U ,J . . . - -g o .1 A .. . ,. -- I - ' L S 1 I I, tn-X V.P. , 3 s l l I l ,,4g -- -' - I , L R .C 5 . - , 5, , ,, Y 5 ' 4 f-.J '5 , ANNE MONGEAU Good manners and raft zrordr. Annie - Football Programs 4g jr. R.C. 4g Play Props, Tickets 4g Com.: Prom Dec. 5, Prom Tickets 5, Dance 4g National JOHN MORAN johnny Every man if the nrrbiterl of hir ou 71 fortune. in 1--. '3'g Q 'rv NORMA ANN OHOP Full of gtrluln glee Hoppy Student Councrl OG 2 Baske ball 1 S t all 2 HR Sec I e Club 3 ,am 'VV 'sr- Honor Society 4. PETER ATHANAS NASSE Men of jeu u ordf are the bert 772672 Pete Home Room Treasur e 5 The Lancers Combo 4 CHAUNCEY ROBERT PHIPPS It J a u orld to ree Chaun Football I C a t 4 B seball I Treas I Interclass Basketball 4 Dance Dec 54 VIRGINIA RAPO Frzerzdrbzp 15 corzrtant 171 all thing! Vee Clu s Glee I3 Red Cross 7 Retarded Chlldten 3 Com Dance I 4 Prom Dec 3 Talent Shovs 2 Assemblles 2 Prog,rams4 OG I 2 Exchange Concert I Accompanrst I5 ROBERT CHETWYND NIQKERSON Y Smte life 15 lnrtef u e need to make tt bright , 4' Nrck Senror Play Props 4 Band I4 Boys Glee Club I 2 rRC4ExConl2Da e Com 4 o-2 'bq.,l ALEXANDRA PAPALOUCAS ll zrdom II better than rulztei Aex Honor Pupll Class Nlghl Speaker Natnonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Class Prophecy OG I Grad Wk Usher 3 C and G Typlng., Staff 4 RICHARD FRANCIS POLLONE Duck For he J a jolly gona' fellou ELAINE IVIARY ROBIDA I llke life full of fun and EXCIIEWZEIZI -175 1-2 Elaine Natl Honor Society 4 Student Councrl 3 Sec 4 Prompter 4 Grad Wk Usher 3 Crm Dante I4 Prom Dec Cont Programs 4 Suplatlves 4 C 2 Glee C Oper Z A Cappella Chorr 2 3 Assembltes I4 Class Wall 19' is lima SARA ELIZABETH SCHAUWEKER The ear of the u :re reeketh knowledge Sa ly Honor Puprl Gradua 3 VP 4 HR HO 3 CandG 3 4 Yearbook 4 Grad Wk Usher 3 One Act Play 3 Var Show 3 Oper 2 Glee Club 14 A Cappella Chorr 14 jr RC 13 Com Prom 3 Dance 14 Charrman Prophecy 4 cag- jOAN LORAINE RUBENSTEIN Gahhy gracrour and great Ruby Honor Puprl Class Nrght Speaker Wrll C and G Edrtorrn chref 4 Yearbook Staff 2 3 Natl Hon SOC 3 4 HR Se 2 om Dances 1 4 Prom Dec Program Conc jr RC 13 Operetta 2 Accompanrst 1 2 Grad3 One Act Play 3 Class Play 4 As semblres 1 4 PETER CHRISTOPHER RYAN I agree u nh no man r opmzon: I have rome of my ou n Pete Class Presndent 3 4 Treasurer 2 Honor Puprl Class Night Speaker Hrstory Natl Hon Soc 3 Treas 4 Student Councrl 3 4 Football 14 Base ball 1 Yearbook 4 One Act Play 3 Interclass Basketball 14 fb SANDRA SUZANNE SHARP She IJ good ar :he 1: fair andy Softball 1 Basketball 2 3 Grrls Glee Clubl Z Com Dance 1 4 Prom Dec Trckets 3 Play Trcket 4 Programs 4 jOSEPI-I SIMONELLI Care :J a u ony I don t ou n joe Cap and Gown Com 4 jOAN RUSSELL Thought rr deeper than all speed oan Honor Pupil Gradua tron Speaker Natronal Honor So y 3 4 jr Red Cross I Glee Club 1 Usher Grad Wk 3 Com Motto Flower and Color Dance 1 2 4 ARMAND ALLEN SCALA A mrhed gentleman rom top to toe Class Play 4 Com Dance 4 A Cappella Chorr 4 Hazel Park Hrgh School Mrchr n 1 2 Wx'-f ARTHUR SIMONELLI I lor e rchool nexl to vacation Srmy HR HO 4 ap and Gown Com 4 THERESA ELIZABETH SIMONELLI Ar rouahle ar a harke! o kzltem Terry Class Play 4 jr RC 14 Talent Shows 1 7 Assem blres l 2 Gxrls Glee Club 1 2 Com Dances 14 Prom Tickets 3 Class Motto 4 Concesslons 4 ,106 1 VIRGINIA CONSTANCE SEREMET Il hurteth not the tongue to gn e arf u ordr 4 Glee Club 13 A Cappella Chorr 2 3 Oper 2 jr RC 1 2 Com Programs 4 Prom Dec Plannmg, 3 Cap and Gown 4 Dances 14 Play Props Publr crty 4 lxxr: 'Va' X X 5- ' ' ' . - ' . 3 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ciet ' . 3' ' V.P. 1, 3, 4, c. g C .z ' ' . 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Class Cheerleader 31 H.R, Sec. Treas. 35 Com.: Prom Dec. 3, Dance 1-4, Assemblies 2 3 Play Publicity 4 DIANE HELENE TALBOT Merrtly merrzly :hall I luxe DeDe Glee Club l 2 r Red Cross 1 RONALD SCOTT WOOLHOUSE I only know Im mighty glad I m lwtng Ronnie Glee Club 1 3 Ex Concert 2 Band 14 C m Prom Ticket 3 Dance 2 3 Cap and Gown 4 Football 1 Bas ketball I 2 C and G and Year book subscriptions 4 Class Play PAUL STEIN Quiet and content to go hi: own way. Newtown High School, New York l, 2, 3. ARTHUR HARRY THEODOSS Here : a man take htm all tn all Buzz Football 14 Basket ball 14 Baseball 1 4 HR Pres 1 4 Glee Club 1 3 Com Dance 1 3 Assemblies 1 3 . fm fl.. lg? CHRISTINE KATHERINE XANTHAKOS Ohedzenre t: the key to ez ery door Chrissy Yearbook 4 jr RC 14 NOMA S ellm Con P 8 3 Glee Club 1 Assemblies 1 Com Superlatives 4 Conc 4 Programs 4 Prom Dec Tickets 3 Motto 4 Dance 2 4 Tickets 13 Rep 3 4 Prophecy 4 NANCY MARIE VITALI Appearance: are deceitful for muchtef dwell: wzthrn Nanc Cheerleader 3 4 H VP 2 Sec 4 C an 4 Glee Club 1 2 Inter Cheer leader 1 3 Usher 2 3 Com Dance 1 4 Prom Dec Flower Color 4 Assemblies 1 4 P o grams Chr 4 1 i - T.. . . . , , . - , . V .. ,. N U 1 ' 1 ' --' , 5 G . . , , , . . . ' ' Q ' 1 -3 . , . , t ' , -1 H . T 9 s ' --,-- . l R...1,, .4 dG , . . 3 1 9 - ' ' ' . ' ' f . . v I - 1 I l I -. , H , i , , - ' . ' ' 1 -a J , . ' . ' i ' , f ' 5 , A V K I ' ' U , f it 5, l 1 ' , . U ' H 1 r 1 . -3 I 5 - g o .: . . - 5 . 'fr' K. 1 l i 1 Z Z . , . . - . ' tl' - ' XV s s -- y ' - x L, i il l . ' , ., . V , v y ' 1 K f 2--' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'IB WILL OF THE CLASS OF 1959 We the mitral class of the Pioneer symbol the class of 1959 as we doff our coonskrn caps rn order to don the Buck Rogers space helmets of 1959 et al do from our posmon tn outer space say farewell to the Wells Hngh Proneers and as our rocketshlp blasts off bestow the followmg bequests upon the weary lonesome heart broken followers we are leav mg behrnd To Doctor Robertson we leave our smcere thanks for the gurdance and devotton he has so generously gxven to us m makmg the past fave years successful ones at Mary E Wells As a token of our apprecratlon we leave htm a large gold cham on whlch to hang the golden key to a new hrgh school For Mr Nrckerson our class advisor who has so gracrously offered hrs trme and energy rn all our undertakrngs we leave a 1960 streamlmed puncture proof whtte and blue Cadrllac to carry on hrs drrver educatlon courses To the. triumphant trro our homeroom teachers to Mrs Beauregard a cultured French poodle to escort her to French Class to Mrss Brodeur a genume raccoon coat to wear whrle watchrng the Wells Proneers rn actron to Mnss rtzgerald ballpornt pen guaranteed never to run out of :nk to use for correcttng reference themes Indtvrdually we leave the followrng Cathy Apte s rosy cheeks to her stster Peggy Judy Barnes two free banana splrts to anyone who can eat them Ted Bartlett s contact lenses to Natalre Szugda Jack Bates cherrshed Chrysler to Prrnceton Auto Museum Cathy Berry s love for square dancrng to Lmda Ashton Marrlyn Blanchard s A s to Judy Page Leo Boucher glves back hrs trtle as hrgh school prrncrpal rn our Jumor one act play to Doctor Robertson Alfred Boudreau s love of teachers to Rex Krdd Jo Ann Bozzo s penmanshrp to Joseph Serdrnskl Rrchard Brockways sweaters to all the gtrls who long to wear them Margaret Bumpus roller skates to Connte Mtllette Jean Carpentter s job at McLellan to Prudence Lavtgueur Bessre Chrrsrkos leaves the concesston stand wrth a job well done Tony Cresla s enthusrasm for Cape Cod to Jana Foss Ronme Clesla s brand new skrs to Eddy Belanger Luz Coderres vrce prestdent s gavel to Mr Duhart to pound out commercnal law Helen Congdon leaves her wallet everywhere Karen Dall s easy management of chrldren to the Future Teach ers of America Joe Damian s trumpet to George Bednarz Arthur Darley s Harvard Book to John Harrald John Davey s tce cream scoop at Deary s to Ronme Levesque Anna May DeAngelrs long frngernatls to Peggy Hughes Mary Delehanty s achtng bones to be preserved rn the school s trophy case Paul Devlm s sprt shrne to Paul Ethier Marcra D1Lorenzo s knockxng on classroom doors to her stster Norma Pat Duclos well trimmed eyebrows to Joan Berthlaume Ray Duda s crew cut to Gerald Spadea Betty Dunn s love for water sknng to Kathy Rourke Drck Farland s half of the undefeated football team to posterxty Paul Ferron s athletxc abrltty to hrs brother Jimmy Rua Frtzgerald s seat on the bus to Peter Gould Brll Gaskell s slrde rule to Bruce Robertson Murrel Gaulrn s French book to Terry Mullxgan Walter Gauthxer s whrte bucks to Arthur Toukenon Paulrne Grrard s longmg for the no school whlstle to Madelexne Proulx Joyce Gobellle leaves filmg to M1ss Howe Laurre Gravel s seat at the football games to Jane Deterando Gordon Hackett s Vrsual Ards equrpment to Alvrn Tompkms Beverly Heck leaves her engagement rtng on her flnger Cathy Hrggrns hummtngbxrd heart to Lrnda Dubreuxl Eddre Hyland s great musrc composxtnons to Mr Sweet Ralph Iozzo leaves hrs gurtar m the prop room or Mr Kowalski Barbara Jolda s secretarxal skrlls to Dottre Damran Pat Jolm s beauty crown to Joyce Collette Eleanor Krmball s constant blushmg to Joe Lrbuda Fay Knowles attendance record to her brother Mark Betty LaFleches cashrer posxtxon at McLellan to Lucra Davxs a worthy cashrer Drck LaFleche s precrous truck to the class of 1960 Ronme LaFrance s love of swrmmmg to Nell LeBlanc Ann Lamarrne s Irrsh temper to all meek mrnded people Andre Lamarre s trtcks up his sleeve to Drcky Drorto Mary Langer s home run htttmg to Louxse Jovan Jackre Lapomte s height to Carolyn Smrth Janice Laughnane s basketball untform to Judy Tobla Bob Lavallee s bowltng average to Roger Gtroux Norman Leathers drctronary to sophomore Cathy Htggtns Pat LHomme leaves her love for the Navy to all gurls who are rnterested Mitch Ltro s presidency rn the Student Councrl to Bob Taylor Jane Lockhart s stylrsh wardrobe to Pat Gallery Mamte Lombard: s Student Actrvnty Trcket to Mrss Brodeur Leonard Loranger s glasses to Mr Iamarre Gordon Lullt s sharp defensrve play to Btll Gtandone Lorna Lusrgnan s naturally blonde halt to Barbara Garceau Judy MacLaren s typed menus to her srster Pat Joan Malboeufs love for Tantasqua to promote better school relatrons Bob Manchuk s shmy red harr to Madelerne Landers Jrmmy McK1nstry s love for souped up cars to Kenny Cotton Gall Mrchelr s football unxform to Doc Tren Mary Ann Muller s rvy league socks to Garl Osxmo 9. 3 . . . ,. ' ' ' f . 5 Y , a . - - l U John Kress' bookkeeping skills to Henry Martin. 19 Anne Mongeau s fear of herghts to anyone who wants II john Moran s whrte apron to hrs brother Brlly Peter Nasse s fme sense of rhythm to Davrd Houle Robert Nrckerson s Ford to Drrver Educatron Norma Ohop s full skrrts to Elaxne Savarra Alexandra Papaloucas quret competence to all the Junrors They need rt' Bob Phipps well worn moccasrns to all underclassmen who don t have a comfortable parr of shoes Rrchard Pollones curly black haxr to all the g1rls who wrsh they had rt Vrrgrma Rapo s collecuon of ankle socks to Dome Vangel Elarne Robrda s bottle for Dlane Porrrer to sp1n at her partres Arthur Rourkes posrtron as Mrss Aucorns assrstant to Ted Robldoux joan Rubenstexns shmy new grrll to help Fanto reparr hrs car joan Russell s lrbrary card to Judy Dufault Peter Ryan s abrlrty to get to school at 7 59 to all future nergh bors of the school Armand Scala s sophrstlcated arrs to Stuart Bowen Sally Schauweker s headache band to her srster Susan Vrrgrnra Seremet s polka step to Nancy Halec Sandra Sharp s well trod path to school to Margaret Wolenskx Arthur Srmonellr s castle home to grve partres ln joe Srmonellr s Italran name to Vmnre Sabatrnellr Terry Srmonellr s seat rn hrstory class to Drck Bellerrve Mary Sprelman s prerced ears to Drana Yanka Paul Stern s Brooklyn accent to john Gaskell Drane Talbots love for rce skatmg to Paulme Bernard an Jane Langlors Arthur Theodoss rrresrstrble smrle ro john Gabree janrce Thompson s typmg abrlrty to Rlta Belanger Nancy Vrtall s chlc appearance to Margle Devlne Ronme Woolhouse s seat 1n the band room to Lem Walker Chrrsnne Xanthakos speedy tongue to Elarne Tuccr Wrtnessed thrs tenth day of June rn the year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and fifty nrne and attested to by Marnlyn Sputmk Blanchard Arthur Flash Gordon Darley Patrlcra joan Dale Duclos Joan Lors Lane Russell Gordon Buck Rogers Hackett Laurre Dale Arden Gravel Joan Wonder Woman Rubenstern Elame Space Cadet Robrda QSQWS PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF 1959 Good evenrng ladies and gentlemen thrs IS Dr Jacquelrne Lapornte prrncrpal of the newly constructed Southbrldge Re gronal I-hgh School Srnce I am a member of that rllustrrous Mary E Wells class of 1959 I have rnvrred all my classmates to hold thexr twentreth reunlon here today Lookrng over the crowd of people I see many famrlrar faces whrch have made hrsrory durrng the past few years Arthur Darley has opened Antarctrca to the world by con structrng hrs famous Darley Brrdge whrch extends from the rrp of Afrlca to Antarcnca Thrs brrdge rs frrmly backed by Vrrgrnra Rapo presrdent of the Rapo Internatronal Credrt Unron For more rnformatron about the Darley Brrdge you may communrcate wrth Diane Talbot tn Washrngton a famous authorrty on Antarctica or wrth Arthur Rourke who has photographed Antarctrca from arrplanes Other members of my class who are lrvrng rn Antarctrca are joe and Arthur Srmonellr co owners of the Srmonellr Speed way which 15 constructed entlrely on rce' Vrrgrnra Seremet keeps a record of all the accrdents which occur and Elarne Robrda rs rn charge of the hosprtal Lookrng further through the crowd I see Cathy Apte and Mary Ann Mrller famous Afrrcan travelers They are ac companred by Anne Mongeau, therr very capable secretary Judy Barnes IS now a buyer for Saks Frfth Avenue Theodore Bartlett has become a panelrst on the new show How To Be A Drstlngurshed Gentleman Marrlyn Blanchard rs secretary to the Presrdent of the Unrted States Alfred Boudreau has adapted the new Colt Boudreau mter planetary gun jo Ann Bozzo IS a member of the staff of the Human Engrne errng Laboratory Cbecause of her extensrve vocabularyb Drck Brockway has started a forest patrol ln New Hamp shxre jean Carpentler and Murrel Gaulln are co presrdents of the Mother s Club Bessle Chrrsrkos has opened a new frurt market to outsell her brother wrth concessrons on the srde of course Karen Dall and Lorna Luslgnan are successful kmdergarten teachers rn Southbrrdge and Joan Malboeuf rs head of the hrgh school homemakrng department joseph Damran rs now a world famous chess player Mary Delehanty s novel about lrfe ln gay Paree has just been made rnto a movre James McK1nstry and Paul Devlrn have become famous as the flrst men to land on the moon , . ..,. , . d ' ' ' ' ' . ., . . . , , . 1 a ' D ' , . . 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I - - l , . x - ' Pat Duclos a well known lab technrcran has rnvented a prll to keep people from growing old Ray Duda and Paul Stern brrllrant accountants have taken over the government rncome tax They are assrsted by Fay Knowles and Rrta Frtzgerald who serve as head cashrers of the Unrted States Paulrne Grrard and Pat jolrn are well known models Norma Ohop a famrlrar frgure rn natronal advertrsrng recognized by always appearrng wrth her Dalmatron Paul Ferron rs strll usrng hrs rnnocent face to make a name for hrmself as an undercover agent Brll Gaskell and Gordon Hackett have rnvented a nuclear car whrch runs on a specral mrneral discovered by john Davey a prospector rn the Arctrc Thrs car rs berng test drrven by Bob Nickerson Ralph Iozzo owns the Unrted States Taxr Company joyce Goberlle rs the chauffeur for Mme Beverly Heck wrfe of a famous explorer Laurre Gravel rs sparkrng M I T s French Department jack Bates has completed a yet propelled sports car wrth real eagle wrngs Betty LaFleche owner of Betty: Banque rs assisted by jane Lockhart an outstanding dress desrgner Rrght now they are competrng wrth Robert Manchuk who owns a charn of Frve and Tens Olympic Skrrng Team Ann Lamarrne has opened a fashionable rce skatrng resort rn Southbrrdge Nancy Vrtalrs drrector of publrcrty Armand Scala Ph D rs attending an Eastern Church meet rng at Constantrnople Bob Lavallee owns the Brg Bunny Market now Mamre Lombardrs warm personality has led her to success rn the advertrsrng world Leonard Loranger owns a charn of super markets John Morans collectron of antrque cars rests rn the Smrth sonran Instrtute Arthur Theodoss the srngrng Waller rs presently employed rn Rrchard Pollones restaurant joan Rubenstern has graduated from college wrth many degrees but she rs strll tryrng to decrde what krnd of a rob she d r e Pat L Homme rs rn the Waves to see the Navy joan Russell rs honorary presrdent of the American Hrstorrcal Socrety Sally Schauweker has rrsen to fame as the frrst woman to land on Mars She used a rocketshrp burlt by the Ryan and Lrro Mrssrle Corporation Janice Laughnane rs physrcal ed instructor at Vassar College Judy MacLaren enjoys her job as an arrlrne hostess Terry Srmonellr started off as an arrlrne hostess but she was snatched by a trrllronarre before she landed Janice Thompson has wrrtten a new Duncan Hrnes cookbook Chrrstrne Xanthakos rs Dean of Clark Unrversrty Margaret Bumpus rs presrdent of the newly formed Roller Skating Over 35 Club From the sports world I see Drck Farland coach at West Pornt and Bob Phipps coach at Annapolrs strll shakmg hands wrth each other Several members of the class of 1959 were unable to be wrth us for varrous reasons Kathy Berry after rnherrtrng a mrllron dollars has retrred to her mansion rn the Vermont mountains Tony Cresla just SIIS rn hrs two mrllron dollar home and smokes hrs Indran prpe whrle hrs brother Ronnre has rnherrted money and rs on a crurse rn the Medrterranean Betty Dunn and Sandra Sharp are well known water skrers at the Cyprus Gardens rn Florrda Speaking of Florrda we must be sure to vrsrt Helen Congdon owner of the Congdon Motel Its a natural vacatron spot for Lrz Coderre the trred teacher Be sure to swrm rn the new Esther Wrllrams swrmmrng pool burlt by Rrchard LaFleche and patrolled by lrfeguard Andre Lamarre Barbara jolda rs the capable receptronrst at Congdons Motel and Walter Gauthrer the genral accountant Cathy Hrggrns has set out to rerrreve her heart whrch rs buried rn Marne Eleanor Kimball and Mary Langer has opened therr own fresh arr camp rn the Berkshrres for handrcapped chrldren john Kress who operates a nearby boys camp co operates wrth them Natrons Mary Sprelman a Bohemran artrst lrves rn Greenwrch Village We are fortunate today to have wrth us several classmates who have rrsen to fame rn the entertarnment world Leo Boucher composes the musrc for hrs Pops orchestra Thrs orchestra features Marcra DrLorenzo a famous soprano and rs conducted by the talented Professor Edward Hyland Peter Nasse who operates hrs own radro statron has been called another Drck Clark He rs assrsted by Ronnre Woolhouse chref engrneer Among the many celebrrtres appearrng on the statron are Anna May DeAngelrs wrnner of an rnternatronal talkrng contest and Garl Mrchelr who has won an Oscar for her portrayal of a tragrc herorne I belreve you have now met all the members of the out standrng class of 1959 Wart over there rn the corner stands one of the best known members of all rt rs Gordon Lullr who rs strll our eternal playboy' Thrs rs Dr Lapornte cordrally rnvrtrng you to attend our twenty fifth reunron whrch wrll be held rn Antarctica Sally Schauweker Charrman Jackie Lapornte Kathy Berry Chrrstrne Xanthakos Mary Delehanty Peter Ryan Joan Rubenstern Arthur Darley l - . . I . . . .. . , . . , . , ' v r T I V , . , . . . . , . Y is . . , . . . , , - , ' - . . . , . . , . . , - , , . . . . , . , . . . . . . . , . . i I x U 1 I y ' V Ronnie LaFrance and Norman Leathers are members of the Alexandra Papaloucas is our chief interpreter at the United i ' 'V - I 5 , , s , , - . A . . . Y Y . . , 1 . . ., . . , ' l I l'k . ' , ' - ' . - - . , ., . ' . , . . . I , , 21 ,632 ,M ew i 3 1 5 CLASS CLOWNS Paul Ferron, Helen Congdon BEST LOOKING Ronny LaFrance, Pat Jolin ARTISTS Bob Phipps, Mary Spielman 22 4 DREAMERS Arthur Theodoss, Elaine Robida FLIRTS Dick Farland, Bessie Chrisikos SUPERL TIVES MOST CONSERVATIVE SMOOTHIES AND SINGERS Arthur Darley, Marilyn Blanchard Dick Farland, A000 Iilmafine if E - 'f l Mosr LIKELY TO SUCCEED Peter Ryan Marilyn Blanchard MOST GULLIBLE Gussie Lulli, Anna May DeAngelis CHANGED MOST SlNCE FRESHMA Bob Phipps, Norma Ohop N YEAR BABIES Mitch Liro, Helen Congdon CLASS OF 1959 CHATTERBOXES john Davey, Anna May DeAngelis ? :QV , ,a me 1 51' P . g, l ACTOR AND ACTRESS DID MOST FOR THE CLASS OF '59 FRIENDLIEST Armand Scala, Gail Micheli AND MOST CO1-I-EGIATE Paul Ferron. Liz Coderre Peter Ryan, Mary Delehanty I BEST DRESSED QUIETEST Ronny I.aFrance, jane Lockhart Arthur Darley, Alexandra Papaloucas ATHLETES Dick Farland, Betty LeF1eche,Janice Laughnane We are welcomed by the loyal faculty. V ' it P 1 vm df A Y A 4 X an Oh, mighty, mighty seniors we salute you! FRESHMAN HISTORY W ' L., , ,W ,, Top men on our Frosh Basketball team. j Jgjff Who's taller? 3 xl X- f JU 1oR HI ToRY Our class officers were Peter Ryan, Elisabeth Coderre, Laurie Gravel, and Gordon Lulli. Our junior Year whirled with activities. Class rings ---h the proof of our finally becoming upperclassmen gh flashed everywhere. Hold The Line was a huge success. In june we turned to the enchantment of the sky to set the tempo for our junior Prom and Senior Reception -- Slanllzrl. 1 JY I ' QQ nn! 1 0 'gi .- f,' 11111 1:11411 aff., 'L w H sf '4 ' nf'f fi .1 vi. .,., In ,fn li... 'ls Q 'ts,ul f 's3' -sa..,f. an-fin ' e.,,,4 f sau.u, s:::'5 lyg-. on Gs ' fit: : :iv ff I fi ',., SENIOR HISTORY The Senior year brings memories of class pictures, Concessions, football programs, dances, Time Off! For Ginger, with Gail Micheli as the football hero, the interclass basketball tournament, Prom, Class Night, our Banquet, and f Graduation. The class officers who led in the divers activities of our class are Peter Ryan, presi- dent, Elisabeth Coderre, vice-presidentg Mamie Lombardi, secretary, and Gordon Lulli, treasurer. 4-1 3 Time Out For Ginger Cast Armand Scala, Joan Rubenstein, Gail Mi- cheli, Anna May DeAngelis, Laurie Gravel, Terry Simonelli, Leo Boucher, Ronald La- France, joe Damain, Norman Leathers. PROMPTERS Karen Dall Elaine Robida Hike 2-4-6 1 I 'Aff' ...K , Careful now it sp , 'As I said to the coach . . Qs E Q 'Q . L Q 4 - 'vs -1' Yes, we sell candy 'Your line is. Beautiful ! -Bus HY 2, X-...., Concessions Motto Committee Flower and Color Committee Cap and Gown Committee Superlatives Committee W1 QB - , KW N A TIVITIES 'A '- HJII W-.Q ll xl , 1' Future Eachers Am ,xl ix f T mor Red Cross 0Hmer5 'tvx f-km fwltfm nagif nf? lpn! -M00 STUDENT COUNCIL 1958 1959 OFFICERS Mrtchell Lrro Presrdent Flame Robrda Secertary Garl Mrchelr Vrce Presrdent ohn Daw ey Executrve Board MISS Brodeur Advisor SENIORS Bessxe Chrxsrkos Ehsabeth Coderre Paul Ferron Norma Ohop Mamre Lombardr Peter Ryan SOPHOMOF ES Dune Adamrck Denms Bushe Suzanne Delehant Martha McMaster Peter Spxro JUNIORS Drana Costa Lucra Dax IS ana Foss john Harrald udy Hmrelowskr Shrrley Szydhk Robert Taylor Elame Tuccr FRESHMEN Edward Belanger Harrret Xanthakos Arthur Darley Prefident Sara Schauweker Vice Prefidezzt Kathryn Berry Secrelary ' Peter Ryan Treaiurer Adzfimrr Mrs. Laura Chapman Mrs. Kathryn Beauregard Mrs. Elizabeth Haynes f .ww A 3 i 53 l Q ' NATIONAL HCNOR SOCIETY 1958 1959 SENIORS JUNIORS Judith Barnes Kathryn Berry Marilyn Blanchard Leo Boucher Jo Ann Bozzo Margaret Bumpus Elisabeth Coderre Arthur Darley Mary Delehanty Patricia Duclos Laurie Gravel Gordon Hackett Jacqueline Lapointe Anne Mongeau Alexandra Papaloucas Elaine Robida Joan Rubenstein Joan Russell Peter Ryan Sara Schauweker Janice Thompson Linda Ashton Rita Belanger Stuart Bowen Dorothy Damian Mary Alice Dion Pauline French Louise Gardner Bruce Guardiani John Harrald Charles Havener Judith Hmielowski Margaret Hughes Dorothy Kochanek Susan Koprowski Albert Labelle Dolores Lach Ronald Levesque Judith Page Nancy Palmerino Susan Palmerino Marion Postemski Ursula Szydlik TYPING STAFF Marilyn Blanchard Alexandra Papaloucas Barbara Jolda Cathy Apte Janice Thompson Helen Congdon Judy Barnes JoAnn Bozzo sgwmw CRIMSON AND GRAY STAFF 1958 1959 Editor oan Rubenstein Business Manager Theodore Bartlett Assistant Business Manager , . Richard Bellerive Subscription Manager Arthur Darley Secretary Advisors Marilyn Blanchard Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Howe ATHLETICS Nancy Palmerino John Harrald Stuart Bowen Albert Labelle Richard Bellerive George Bednarz LOCALS Jana Foss Judy Page Linda Dubrieul Peggy Hughes Ursula Szydlik Judy Brown Susan Koprowski Mary Alice Dion Janice Smolen Patricia Nolan Maryellen Moran Mary Bousquet Virginia Dani Judith Dufault Shirley Szydlik BUSINESS STAFF Richard Bellerive William Gaskell Paul Devlin Joseph Damian Richard LeFleche Robert Lavallee Richard Haynes Andrew Hall John Harrald Stuart Bowen Albert Labelle George Bednarz Dennis Bushe William Orzeck Richard Tiberii Ronald Woolhouse 'N 'N YEARBOOK STAFF 1958-1959 Editor ....,.A...,.. .,.,, ...., M ary Delehanty Business Manager Theodore Bartlett Subscription Manager .. , Arthur Darley Secretary .. .. .. ,... Marilyn Blanchard Advisors .. Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Howe ART Mary Spielman Alex Zotos SENIOR INDIVIDUALS Elisabeth Coderre PAGE FORMAT Bessie Chrisikos Anna May DeAngelis Patricia Duclos Andre Lamarre Janice Laughnane joan Rubenstein Peter Ryan Sally Schauweker Virginia Seremet Mary Spielman Christine Xanthakos 35 ' 'Ch HIGH SCHOOL BAND 1958-1959 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Librarian Librarian ., ., Faculty Advisor Gordon Hackett Marjorie Devine Judy Tobia Robert Nickerson Bonita Borghesi . ., , . Mary Langer Mr. Paul Sweet MA JORETTES 1958-1959 Kathy Rourke Joan Berthiaurne Imelda Curboy Tina Karcasinas Judy Anderson Brenda Zitka Caplairz Sheila Saletnik Caplaizz Judy Hmielowski Drum Majorelle A CAPPELLA CHORUS Richard Brockway, Thomas Cerney, Ann Decataldi, Judith Dufault, Elizabeth Dunn, Beverly Gauthier, Doris Gravel, Richard Haynes, Marcia Houde, Helen Iacobucci, John Kress, Jill Lamarine, Mary Ann Libuda, Patricia MacLaren, Martha McMaster, Maryellen Morin, Valerie Rousseau, Armand Scala, Cath- erine Sfreddo, Sandra Sharpe, Caroline Smith, Patricia Splaine, Alvin Tompkins. ff r F Q , Director . .. . . Miss Brockway Secreatry Janice Smolen President S ., . Armand Scala Treasurer . Dick Brockway Vice-president . , . 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REFRIGERATORS 790 Main Street POrter 4-8572 Southbridge, Mass HIPPODROME BOWLING ALLEYS Clean and Wholesome Entertainment AL LABELLE '26 Elm Street- Under Strand Theatre DERY'S STEAK HOUSE ii Bousousr s Auto PARTS SWK FOR THE BEST IN JEWELRY AND GIFTS When you care enough to give the finest CORMIER JEWELERS HELENES GIFT SHOPPE 42 CENTRAL STREET 44 CENTRAL STREET H P HOOD 8: SONS Your Ice Cream Man 50 I n - 11 I o 0 C O D E R R E ' S HOME OF QUALITY FURNITURE 399 Main Street - Southbridge, Mass. WORCESTER COUNTY ELECTRIC CO. I76 Main Street - Southbridge Mass. SOUTHBRIDGE CO OPERATIVE BANK X0 QA!!! 0I .AU 5 L 15 ELM STREET 4 SOUTHBRIDGE MAss 43'-A SYSTEMATIC SAVINGS ACCOU NTS REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS PAID UP SHARES 9 GEORGE C BUTLER and SON FLORIST Flowers By Wlre 3 Eastford Road Dual POrter 5 5440 ll Slnce 'I940 Southbrldges Own Electronic Industry Elfffi HARVEY WELLS ELECTRONICS INC SOUTHBRIDGE MAss Subslduary of Whmn Machme Works 065 Im Desngners and Manufacturers of Electromc Equupment 51 I I it Y Q X I 4940 2 V '5- - '. .: I, Q I 1 T 1 . . , Us Q0 04' , . if 0 5, . . . . . iff, S9 , KEYES PONTIAC MOTOR SALES For Your Complete Automotive Needs y S A ri. LEO S BARBER SHOP 8 Chapin Street Quality Halrcuts BEST WISHES JOHN HANCOCK LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS soumamnes OFFICE Jack Coughlan Herb MacLaren Roger Champagne Donald Meagher Roland Lavallee John Pezzettl Bernard Haggerty Edward McNamara George Lee ERNEST and RAYMOND LIPPE FOR YOU THE YEAR 'ROUND KEEP IN FUN START TRIM FITNESS FRIENDS NOW Y. M. C. A. CALL, WRITE or PHONE for DETAILS SOUTHBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 52 ' 'C fe W WAlTE'S .I..I. DELEHANTYSCO. GENERAL HARDWARE Furniture Since 1875 Headquarters for Housewares CASH OR CREDIT 282 Main Shag! Diql 4-7591 858 MCI!! SHO!! Dial POHUY 4-6042 X - It Memo snos. ra n I RCA RADIO and TELEVISION Tobacco, Confectionery, Luncheonette, Toys Showing only the Finest Selected Motion Pictures Tel. POrter 4-7651 for Your Enioyment 333 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. DAVID LENTI SHOES CLOTHING 11 Elm Street Southbrldge Mass HYDE MANUFACTURING CO Southbrldge Mass USA Manufacturers of INDUSTRIAL CUTLERY and PAPERHANGERS TOOLS THE HARTWELL PHARMACY COR EAST MAIN and CENTRAL STREETS SOUTHBRIDGE MASS Established 1827 Dual POrter 4 4316 RobertC Howe Reg Pharm Prop DAIRY SHOP THE THOMAS HUGHES CO SEREMET S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM COAL RANGE L FUEL OILS WOOD SLABS Globe Ce ter a 4 8960 39 Hook Street 45 Charlton Street ED LANGEVINS SPORT and PHOTO STORE 36 Ham lton St eel PO ter 4 3168 KIDDIES WEAR lADgE5 AppAREL H 'd Ma CH 'I 5 7582 so H m non Sv .ee Dual Pon. 5 5013 53 , . O . , ., . a . I Candy - Mvsvliw Tel. Porter 5-son ,. oi I - I 0. 6. i r - r - ' - ' ' ' I ' a I r ' r - JSDWW SOUTHBRIDGE AUTO BODY SWR M A R T E I. S CLEANERS DYERS FUR STORAGE Our Dry Cleanung ls Done In Town Brmgs Quncker Servuce I42 Hamilton Street Telephone PO 4 2125 PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHBRIDGE THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE Member Federal Deposlf Insurance Corporahon J CARTIER F L NTI DeSoto and Plymouth Dealers East Mann Street Dual POr1er 4 4306 F X LALIBERTE 8 SON INC SOUTHBRIDGE LUMBER SUPPLY CO COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE CONSTRUCTION LUMBER PAINTING 54 SWR c and L Moron co. . - . E MEN'S - BOYS' SHOP 9 Elm Street Southbridge, Mass. Dial POrter 5-5141 JAY'S NEWS THE ELM BEAUTY PARLOR For Modern Hair Styling MAIN STREET C. A. BUCKLEY 9 Elm Street Dial POrter 5-5114 BEAUREGARD'S FURNITURE, INC. 335 Hamilton Street - Dial POrter 4-2569 H U BAIL SONS INC GENERAL CONTRACTORS rcnklm Street POrter 4 8131 Southbrldge Moss WELD and BECK SIMONDS MACHINE CO INC 246 Worcester Street Dual POrter 4 3235 PAQUETTE STATIONERY COMPANY M I So mb ag CONSUMERS SUPER MARKET o IPOI 44 6 McKINSTRY ICE CO INC A 6Dp DlPOt 42535 4418 LePAIN S PHARMACY asm sppl H D IPOI 4 69 55 O O ' O 9 F ' - - - ' , . ., - 1 :ns Gln S N ' ' fi Mon' Groceries - Meat - Produce 3 Norwich Street Worcester, Mass. 24 Hamllmn slmel ia I' 9' ' 18 I ' Alb H L P who P Ch I . 1 , . . ' 1 ' Modern Air-Conditioned Coolerators er ,e am , rescrlpllon, emu' , I l Hospital an cc oom u les York If Conditioners . Soles and Rental U Gul SIN 'Q ' 9' ' ' 3 248 amilton Street ia r er -32 JARRY S PHARMACY R. O. JARRY, Reg. Pharm., Prop. Corner Main and Hamilton Streets - Southbridge, Massachusetts Telephone POrter 4-7401 E E LA FLAMME KELVINATORS WHIRLPOOL WASHERS DRIERS 800 Worcester Street Phone 4 7991 Southbrldge Mass C H KNIGHT INC 1959 CHEVROLET Sweet Smooth Sassy This IS the car that s fresher and frlskler from Its own special look to the way It takes the road Come In for a demonstratlon 85 HAMILTON STREET DIAL POrter 4 8451 KSQMR BILLIS DINER and COFFEE SHOP 1012 Central Street Southbrldge Mass HENRY S RADIO SHOP FURNITURE APPLIANCES TELEVISION Televsslon and Radio Repairs 226 Elm Street Tel PO 4 4446 Southbrldge Mass SOUTHBRIDGE ROOFING CO Establlshed 1881 Factory and Resldentlal Roofing Fabricated Sheet Metal Products Dudley Road POrter 4 4336 Southbrldge Mass 56 SWR DANI 8: SOLDANI NIATHIEU S FINE SHOES L HOSIERY Southb dge Palme G ee feld M ss MM CENTRAL MUSIC STORE Dal Pose 47386 ALBERT N McGRATH REAL ESTATE a CI INSURANCE D al 4 771 I 24 Blancha d Bulldlng Southbr dge Mass SOUTHBRIDGE CREDIT UNION Tel POrter 4 3829 277 Mann Street Southbrldge Mass VALMORE P TETREAULT President ERNEST FONTAINE Treasurer Member of Crednt Umon League of Massachusetts Incorporated Member of the Credit Umon Fund Incorporated A 8. M TOOL 8. DIE CO INC SPECIAL MACHINERY Inlectlon and Compresslon Moulds MILL STREET SOUTHBRIDGE MASS Telephone POrter 4 3241 J 0 LEMOWE FLOODS senvlce STATION FURNITURE Cash and Installment Plan 93 Ham hon Sheet 98 102 No th Street D al 4 7965 CLEMENCE LUMBER CORPORATION Dealersm Lumber Doors Sash Mouldmgs Roofing Builders Maternal Ec 248 Elm Street Cor Everett Dual POrter 4 8856 Southbrudge Mass THE MODENE PAINT SERVICE CENTER ELM MARKET GEORGE S DUQUETTE Color Ad so 137 Elm St eat Southb cl e Mass Dual PO ter 4 2377 9 PAUL nov 57 I ri, rrnl,a. . n .' I- I rr- r i, . . - , . ' I I I I O, O - I . . u I i . f I. . , . ' I Q . I I . , vir r ri, . .Y - BURNHAM INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. J. N. BURNHAM R. B. MEUNZBERG 268 Main Street Tel. POrter 4-4303 RALPH'S SPA BERKELEY STORES Corner Elm and Everett Streets 341 MAIN smear DIC 4'8976 Candy Sodas Patent Medicines RUSSELL HARRINGTON CUTLERY COMPANY SOUTHBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS KOCHANEK S FURNITURE STORE Electrical Appliances Household Furnishings Corner Central and Hook Streets Dia 44891 Southbrlclge Mass HARRYI CUTLER INC FORD Telephone POrter 4 3255 Worcester Road Authorized Sales and Service LINCOLN MERCURY BARNARDS SERVICE STATION G GREGOIRE 8. SONS o AI sr-loss MENSFURNISHINGS CHEVROLET d OLDSMOBILE D Ot 4 6634 H I PO 4 6 thb d SOUTHBRIDGE FARMER S CO OP QUALITY MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS I I5 Marcy Street Dial POrter 4 8062 Southbrldge Mass 58 I I I - ' , . O , I I Expert Repairing n I Cars - I 64 Years' Experience in Shoe Repairing an . , :al P r er - I5 am: Dia Her - 751 Sou ri ge, Mass. I . ' 1 . TOPS IN QUALITY ARY BROS M C 8' 5 OUT'-ET 'NC BIG BUNNY MAR ET K WORKMEN S TRADING CENTER f d M P A THE LITTLLE GREENHOUSES Cut Flowers and Potted Plants Flo ers for AII Occasions FREE DELIVERY 314 Worcester Street Dual 4 4385 CXQIW UNIVERSAL BLANK CO HAMEL MOTORS INC DODGE PLYMOUTH TRUCKS 373 Mann Street D aI POrter 4 2523 W H, LEGATE CALIFORNIA FRUIT CO WALLPAPER d PAINT 3 MCGRATH S RADIO and T.V. 59 D E . I I. K , . I7 Central Street - Sou hbri ge, ass. Tk ily XDA Dial Orter -3551 + W - -s 7 0 I -L 7 c , . . i - an I BILL SWIACKI INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 222 Main Street Southbrldge Massachusetts Telephone POrter 4 4391 SOUTHBRIDGE coAL co TOT To TEEN SHOP FUEL OIL COAL WOOD BOTTLED GAS 9 INFANTS CHILDREN S WEAR 'PO' 4 IO 47234 H f thb dg MOMS CAKES SOUTHBRIDGE TRUCKING FINEST PASTRIES COMPANY INC 4 Y 210 E f IPO' 4 B II9 WEST STREET DIAL 5 5005 CENTRE PHARMACY For Drug Store Needs Call On Us The REXALL Store 319 Main Street Dial 4 7063 Southbrldge Mass Southbridge Gift Headquarters for T15 Years Your Department Store Since T844 Dial POrter 4 3238 Free Daily Delivery Service 60 -1 . I Heatin Equipment I' I Dm I er -2233 U I6 Hamilton Street Dia P rter - 47 ook S reet Sou YI e, Mass. 1 , . Birth a and Wedding Cakes Decorated verett S reet Dia r er - B72 I SOUTHBRIDGE TOOL CO., INC. Manufacturers of Machinery Parts PRECISION PRODUCTION WORK Mechanical Devices 14 Curtis Street POrter 4-8276 Southbridge, Mass. R ROBBINS OUTFITTERS FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN We Have An Excellent Assortment Of Gifts Dial POrter 4 6121 PREST WHEEI. INC soumsmoce oxrono ISSWR ARTS VARIETY STORE 276 South Street Dual PO t 5 5370 ARTHUR COMMITO u ta S M ga n s Black Bean Soup Q original layouts art service retouchmg composition mechamcals halftone and linemhgatwes rm and plate strap mg plate making offset prmtmg folding complete bmdery service packaging delivery t o'toole and sons, mc stamford, connecticut tmfod d 4926 4:54112 61 . I - ' . 1 ' r er - Fo n in ervice- a zi e - lu' 1 I 0 'il ll l t . F . . '- O .-. - 4 fl' , I KH ' I ' ' 3 kr if. , rl . . , . M 'fl 1' I gfgj 112 ,jj . . gg'-1 I, I I 3511! 3,012 ,qv H 7, If . . Qt, ,ff 5 All: M sv' V ' '21 x fs W . . . . , . O I sa r a - 2 new york m - SOUTHBRIDGE 8. WEBSTER PLUMBING CO INC Hotponnt Electrucal Appltances Plumbtng and Heating Dlsplays Toys Sportmg Goods Housewares Gufts 186 Hamulton Street Dual 4 3773 Southbrtdge Mass PHILS SHOE STORE Louis DRESS sHoP h 3,6 MAIN STREET soumanlooe MAssAcHusE1ts XLT. -fwfr x Servmg You Wlth WORCESTER Complete Banking Facllltles CQUNTYTRUST COMPAN Y T59 was? ff X Membef Southbrldge Office 249 Mann Street Southbrldge The Sign of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatton Convement Banlung E G WALKER COAL CO Blue Coal Rlch5eld Gasollne Fluid Heat Rotary Burners York Heat Burners Fuel Orl Sales Service Range Onl Rt er Street Dual POrter 4 2529 and 4 2520 D E W E Y S GLOBE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 62 Q, C I I I ' I 1 Stylis Footwear for the Entire Famliy , -4 in 1 . . Xhll ll ulla r n r n r rl l ffl ' o o o o f' . -sq I I ' I 4 .f w ' XHIIH' A , ' - . . . 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